If you look at section 318, you will see it does not stop information being shared if the Government of New Zealand has agreed to share it in a treaty, agreement, or arrangement. You can find more information about this in sections 303 and 305. The rules about sharing information with other countries are important to understand when you are learning about the law.
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319: Chief executive of Customs may issue directions for disclosure of information under section 318(6), or
"Customs boss can decide who shares information with other countries"
321: Publication of agreements entered into under section 315, 316, 317, or 318, or
"Making some agreements public on the Customs website"
Nothing in section 318 limits, or prevents, the disclosure of information that is authorised or required under any treaty, agreement, or arrangement concluded by the Government of New Zealand.
See also sections 303 and 305.
